Sungkyunkwan University · 工学
Professor Chung-Yuen Won's research lab specializes in power electronics, renewable energy systems, and intelligent control for sustainable energy applications. The lab focuses on advancing energy conversion efficiency through innovative maximum power point tracking (MPPT) techniques, battery management systems (BMS), and artificial intelligence-based energy management systems (EMS) in hybrid AC–DC distribution networks. Key research directions include soft-switching power converters for photovoltaic systems, real-time state estimation of batteries and motors, and chattering-free control strategies for electric drives.
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Studies on photovoltaic systems are increasing because of a large, secure, essentially exhaustible and broadly available resource as a future energy supply. However, the output power induced in the photovoltaic modules is influenced by an intensity of solar cell radiation, temperature of the solar cells and so on. Therefore, to maximize the efficiency of the renewable energy system, it is necessary to track the maximum power point of the input source. In this paper, a new maximum power point tra
Aging increases the internal resistance of a battery and reduces its capacity; therefore, energy storage systems (ESSs) require a battery management system (BMS) algorithm that can manage the state of the battery. This paper proposes a battery efficiency calculation formula to manage the battery state. The proposed battery efficiency calculation formula uses the charging time, charging current, and battery capacity. An algorithm that can accurately determine the battery state is proposed by appl
This paper proposes an artificial neural network (ANN)-based energy management system (EMS) for controlling power in AC–DC hybrid distribution networks. The proposed ANN-based EMS selects an optimal operating mode by collecting data such as the power provided by distributed generation (DG), the load demand, and state of charge (SOC). For training the ANN, profile data on the charging and discharging amount of ESS for various distribution network power situations were prepared, and the ANN was tr
In this paper, an interleaved soft switching boost converter for a Photovoltaic Power Conditioning System (PV-PCS) with high efficiency is proposed. In order to raise the efficiency of the proposed converter, a 2-phase interleaved boost converter integrated with soft switching cells is used. All of the switching devices in the proposed converter achieve zero current switching (ZCS) or zero voltage switching (ZVS). Thus, the proposed circuit has a high efficiency characteristic due to low switchi
A chattering alleviation control algorithm was applied to a vector-controlled induction motor servo system to practically eliminate the chattering problem. The strategy consists of hybridizing the conventional sliding mode control with linear state feedback. The servo system with the proposed control strategy was analyzed. studied by simulation, and verified experimentally in the laboratory. The performance of the drive is shown to be practically free from chattering problems. The system simulat
This paper presents a stator winding temperature detection method for permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) using a motor parameter estimation method. PMSM performance is highly dependent on the motor parameters. However, the motor parameters vary with temperature. It is difficult to measure motor parameters using a voltage equation without additional sensors. Herein, a stator winding temperature estimation method based on a d-axis current injection method is proposed. The proposed estimat
In grid-connected operations, a microgrid can solve the problem of surplus power through regeneration; however, in the case of standalone operations, the only method to solve the surplus power problem is charging the energy storage system (ESS). However, because there is a limit to the capacity that can be charged in an ESS, a separate energy management strategy (EMS) is required for stable microgrid operation. This paper proposes an EMS for a hybrid AC/DC microgrid based on an artificial neural
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